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Palermo Shooting (2008) 5.8
After the wild life-style of a famous young German photographer almost gets him killed, he goes to Palermo, Sicily to take a break. Can the beautiful city and a beautiful local woman help him calm himself down? Director:Wim Wenders |
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Finn
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Inga Busch | ... |
Karla
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Hans
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Gerhard
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Harry
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Julian
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Student
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Olivia Asiedu-Poku | ... |
Fan
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Melika Foroutan | ... |
Anke
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Anna Orso | ... |
Mother
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Himself
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Udo Samel | ... |
Banker
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Giuseppe Provinzano | ... |
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Guiseppe Massa | ... |
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Flavia
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After the wild life-style of a famous young German photographer almost gets him killed, he goes to Palermo, Sicily to take a break. Can the beautiful city and a beautiful local woman help him calm himself down?
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20 November 2008 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Fotografies sto Palermo See more »Company Credits
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Written by Tobias Kuhn
Performed by Monta
Published by Flirt 99 Musikverlag / Edition trust us
Courtesy of Labelmate Records
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The film marks the first time that Director Wenders shot a movie in his hometown, Düsseldorf. See more »Goofs
In the scene, when Finn talks with lady photographer, they discuss the age of their cameras. He tells that his Plaubel is twenty years old and she tells that her Leica is 40 years old. Actually she has Leica M7, which slightly differs from older Leica cameras. This camera marketed only in 2002. See more »Soundtracks
"No Man's Land"Written by Tobias Kuhn
Performed by Monta
Published by Flirt 99 Musikverlag / Edition trust us
Courtesy of Labelmate Records
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I just saw the movie in International Film Festival of Durrës, eager as I was for another Wim Wenders experience. And I left the theater with mixed feelings. Images were so good, bur the story was so cheap. The apology of Death at the end of the movie was awful, as if written by a 15 years scholar. So was the dialogue with the shepherd. Cheap and cliché ideas about death and life. The presence in the story of G. Mezzogiorno was senseless and not justified at all. The story of a photographer that takes a shoot of Death, is not bad, whatsoever. But it surely didn't to be treated as in child books, with death coming towards you and moralizing about life and death. And above all, the pregnant Milla, pretending deeper art in VIP Photo shooting, gave a sense of pity. No worth seeing it twice.